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~' 4 Fioin ...4,OtiDON G2IZETDE, Oct, I, -18!)8. Admirday fj;(7. Sept.3o ; 1806. . His Majesty - has been pleased, by his Order in !Council 'of the '22lh instant, to confer upon the. :'.Aditers of his Royal Navy the Rank of:Litutenent, to th?.. toll-owing regulations, viz. thA i.cy shall takill he rank in the ships of•which they !•hail be warranted Masters, inmediately alter. the ' . Junior Lieutenatits of such•• ships; end that they precedence in Rank of Surgeons of the War-Oficti, Oct. -I, 1803. 4th R , !gininf_er . llragcons . , Gent. to be l_: cirri el , w (Thou t purcbase..' • ' . . . 6tl, Dit(o, ,Ensign Henry +etre, from the 4th Foot; to ba , . Co.rnet, want:at purchase, vice Fitzmiu.irce,,resigned. iii Regiment ot Light Dragoons, Coniet ',Thomas WilkiMan to be Licuteitant, with Out purchase, vice Lumley, pro- • • motet! in the 34 CarrisOn Battalion.' Serjeant- . :.iajur Ar thur Myer nt peCormet, vice,Wildjmn. ..• I 3th Ditto, Lornet Henry Duperkr to be Lientimant, with cut purchase, vice Stanhope,--promoted in the ph Garrison Battalion. - • • ' • Ditto, Lieuttnant Ctleb Under . wrx?d to he Captain of a Troop, by. purchase; vice lYalrymple, promoted in the. • 3d ['Got.. LieutenaniValehtinelones, trorn ah.:.6th Fool, To be Lieutenant, vice Underwood. - .4th Regiment of Foot, 'Edmund Field, Gent. to be Ensign, wirnout purchase, vice Metre, appointed to. the 6th , 7th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Martin Mahoney, from .the Donegal Militia, to be Assistant-Surgeon. • loth Ditto. Captain ,Diguy T. Carpenter,. from the 59th • Foot, to be Ca v tiin of a Company, vice Haltord, who ex.- changes. " . ith Ditto, - Ensign Henry I!, L' Estrange,' from the 48th, Foot, to be Lieutenant; without purchase. Ensign John Everitt, from, the .sth Garrison battalion, to be'Lieute- - milt, without purchase. - • • • Igth Ditto, Lieutenant William Watley to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Fiatikey, promoted in the l oth Foot. Ensign John .Iyatitord to bt'..* Lieutenant, - vice 2ist Ditto, Charl..?s Furlong, Cent. , to be Second Lieutenant, without purcha e, vice Wilkinson, who resigns. .2-1 d Ditto, Lieutenant Henry - Wynne to be Captain of a Corn- party, without purchase. • 24th Ditto Ensign Thomas Alien to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice I;artholotnew ' who retires. 31st Ditto, Ensign Samuel Sliawe to be Lieutenant, -without, purchase, vice Bray, promoted- in the York Light Intantry • Volunteers. -Owens, Gent. to be. Ensign, vice Shawe. asst Ditto, Ensign Bryan Stapelton to be Lieutenant, by purchase; vice Halsail, who retires. sgth Ditto, Captain George Hattori', from the Loth root, to • be-Captain ota Company, wee. Carpenter, who:exchanges. , 6zd•Ditfo, Ensign A. Stewart to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Eliot, promoted in the 9th Gairison•Bat. . , • 66th Ditto, Ensign Francis hand, fra.in the 76th Foot to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Saver, promoted. Lieutenant Tnrhnas Paniy•to vice Knipe, promoted in the t rth Foot. •• • 9th Ditto,‘Lieutenant Alexander Rattray to be Captain of a Company, without li:l(c:base, vice Mothe, deceased. Ln 'sign Geo,ge. Kobel : ism to tee tieutcnarit, without purchase, vice Obins, who restgns. Li's - Jo john - Fo :blow> to be Lieuteli;iiit, vice L's ant - ay Cuthi) C;ttit. to. be En sign, vide Robertson. ottt Ditto, Captain Allan•Carrieron, from the Bth Garrison Isattalion, to. be Captain of a Company, yiLL:_Berestorti, - who excitatig , ..s. john'ill,Pitail, flout the I<[._•yatis, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Kier, who re tires on flats-pay of the ith FoOt. • • • lust I:iito, Cap;ain .Samuel Reed, from the 6th Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Conipany, vice iiagWcii, ,who . _ - - : 211.'Ditt4a, Lieutenant 14: - .•..'.71; Barwick to be Adjutant, vice Wilson, ptyinQted. ,st:l Ditto, jchu Faincumbe, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Vaughan, promoted. Rid Ditto, Ensign William Holland to be Lice,tenant, with . out purchase, vice I.nftm, promoted in the 9th Foot. Ensign 'Henry Veteker to, be Lie:Alen tnt, wit:l2ut put chasi:, vice ['larding', appointed to the iith toot. 87th - . Ditto, John Sherlock, - le q. to be Paymaster of the ad .G . attslion, Ince Phelps, who 1:.;:.-;igris. Regh-mut of Foot, 1-klut:-.adot ciuirl to be Cap. taiii Of a Company, without purchase, vice Blown, pro ._ muted in the ,sth West Ind:a Lusign Juhri Bogue to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Munro, motedin the 2 ist Foot. Tot c Ensigns, john Ersl:.ine, Gent. by purchase, viceCress well, promoted. David Camitbeil l Gent: by purchase, vice Sandrock, whose Appointinciit does not take Mace. Watson, trom thc.littinbuio IVLlnia, with titit purchase. TO be Paynianer—lames Donald, Esq. Garrie.on .liattalion,. Wm., Johnston, .Gent. to be Ensign, vice Everitt, promoted in the I ith Foot. : 1 6th DittO, Captain Hamilton Zia welt, ft ,in the 7tst to be Ciptain of a Conip.niy, vice - Reed, woo ex cliatiBes. Sib v•'&iarn Beresf , :;rd, front the 7.-.412 Foot, ' to be - Capt.tin ot aV: onii;ari) , vice Caiderou, Canao:un fencibles, Lieut. I. l'eters, from lialf-pay of the 1406 t, to be Lieutenant. .Samuel idrautptoir, (..."ent. 'to be Ensii,n, Kick • • • Ordn.ince..o/Ir,e, „Sq.t. 2g, Cc•rps of Royal r , ginters. - Gentleman Cadet I). Jones to be-Second Lieutenalit, proialtett. Diitect Sept. 17, Lb b. Ordnance 011 ice, Sept. 3a, :S a g. Royal kE4,*n . nen't of Artillery. Second Lieutenant Charles Manners to be First Lieutenant, vice: ruck.ey, deceased. Deed Sept. 24, 148. • MeCtical Establihrntnt: for!the Military Departments of the 0 rttn:inct:. . • . Assistant lr.. Li , •yd ru Surgeon, vice l'erritti, re- Assi6iaiit fitugccil • Suri,eou, vice Lloyd. Dazed ,Cornmission site by the Lord I,ieuter.ant of the County of Cranbtook Voiunteeers: second Lieu:en:lnt Gcorge ingriiin be First Lieutenzr.t, Vice Hunt, rcoped, . patta Sept. 2. z, tboi. BANKIZiIf . TC:ES I':,>rL,IRC;I" I). - Richard Bank, of Elthlrn", from Sept. 27 to Ott, 29 i 4t ten, at Guildhall, I r.ndun, Vray4on Aloore, lute purser <f the Sir S t ephen 1., ii:,liington tl.::Aler, front Oct. To 26 af ten at , ,;ncolnsifire, draper, truc.,: 4 z , . .: 1111;Wah, tviji ani Am,: l+i , v 6ftli, of I!:.knehester, f kiritt4emittx I ilt:u;L;ii:s, Mr: ; Caties . i.rf r„.lueen-stre::r, countS•i.:l: .iet. 8, -t :iv, t tAt tin, Alt9rtl:-.-y, 4vrit-:s, Clturcli:yarti, !L:vverit-Gartien. t lien4cy, A'obetiplacei Bettuttl-Giet!P: I‘.!icidlesex: . ar,rentec bc : .itler,,f l ltt.. 4 18, 'anti N(.;v: 12; >. ;;,n, at A tt,,rtley, fir. tiour e . - ;c7 Lewis, lied th !guar.:. tout Smlal. t -, 1 - * Liverpool, ro.:Tch i tint, ,to, and Nov„ • lz, at eler...-11, tno Livtrin.;o). A.t•tornies, 3\fr, Betiford.-row, London ; Cr • l‘lestr . s. Griffiths ,liid LiverpOol. Samuel Dovotisheir Wihnott, of 'l/ult.:ter, Sornersetshire, inerchant,O. 1 I, tz, and Nov. t 2, at etcydn, at lie AtiKel I.io, Bridgewater , ".,,Ettornrcs, INlessrs../Staite, 4.:eok's•co!trt, C„,• ? ,, A 1u 1l I or Ai r . s ,3 • inesx 4 un CastJe-naifey, Bridgewater. • • 3unn Roberts; of Dojeftuir,• - G wittitvs, Cardiganirt, horse.: E zz,,ler,“)et, :3, 1,1, and r 4.),,, 12, ai eleven, at the Three CoAs .Aieriitinvey, AllOanies, l‘t , :reditii aid Liaciyin',..ina, • LU11C1i46 . 3 i-t;idlior - , hire. _ . . . . . Mittegkti,' of Portsea, county of SouthatrPfort, brewer,o a. tz, at on•.e, 13; at eleven, and N(.•...v.5z, at twclve,. ..at the Blue PosL, un t:e - Point of .l'ortsmootti.; t Attor. Messrs. Smart and Thomas, 'StaplO'. Inn, London; ur Mr. ►-lair, Portsmouth; • Traford, of e Lincolnshire, beastjohher, Oct. io, :, avid Nov., 12, at eleveii„ at the A11}.,e111111; r ci lam foTil;.ti riggs. A ttornies, Messrs. , Leigh and Mason, New artit4e-street; Black - lr►ars; Lohdon ; or ivlr. N larntora-firiA.gs. fames pryiper, us King-street, St. Ann, Soho, Middlesex, tatios,'Oct. 7, at five, t;, at ten, and Nov. tt, at one, at t;uThinail - Attar:nes, Messrs. Vandroosii and Coloyo., Bush- iai 4 e, Cannon-street. DIVIDENDS. 22. Alexander. Nl'LaCklan and lohn.Galt, otherwise ,john B. Galt, or Great St—ii.eten's, litrndon, faCtors, at twelve,-at Oct. 24. William Green, of Liverpool, harclwareman, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. . Oct. 25. Richard Rayn , r, of Birmingham, button-maker, at t Yvel ve, at the Shakspeare TaVern, Birmingham., Oct. 24. Thomas Lees, now or laCeof Hebtlen-bridge,Ti ali fax, Yorkshire, cuttun-spinner; at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Halifax. Oct. 25. Benjamin Williams, of Liverpool,' linen and wool - len.draper, at one, at Inc star and artcr, Paradise-street, Liverpool. Ott. zj. Thomas Wood, of Dorchester, ironmonger, at ele vru, at the Kiniiiiier Tavern, Bristol. Oct". 25, William t.,uy,'of Devizes, "Wiltshire, timnan, at eleven, at the Rumriier l'av rat, Bristol. Oct. 22. Daniel Rlitkihews, 14te of. Basin-istotte, county of Sou,thamptoß, grocer, at elev , .fil, - at.the Cio . vvik I lin, 14ishi4,. stoke. 1 !CAI ES. oa. 22. Charles Dawes, of liontingdon, sadler. Lewis Lazarus, of 13rorin:s.buildivg,, Londati, slopseller. William Paine, of illatichester, titaituiJawer. Nathaniel Chandler, of 1 leet-rnarke:, London, butcher. Anne liarding, of Bristol, iiabc,das►rer. William Henry Cheek, vi Manchester, scrivimer. julin Lamer, late,or Preston, Laocashtre, cotton-spinner. PARINLRSIIIPS DIS.SOLIKAD. Charles Shiptuan and ThOmas Fisltwick, of Kingston-lipon - inerct:antS. . Lemuel Thomasand toseph I efferies Evans, o# Staining-lane, London, ‘vliotesale 1 - arawarcinen. • ': Samuel A ;infield, sen. and Samuel Armfield, jun. of Aston scree:, Aston, near Birmingham, Warwi,:k, snutler.makers. Martha Swale and Robert A iesOunster, of • tanners. ,Michael .Vistirin and William Jansen, ot'llond,street, St. lames's, Middlesex, truss• makers. Henry - Brookes and Thomas Temple, of Coventry-street, London, picture-frame-makers. Josiah Mercy and Thomas : Rowe, of Aldersgate-street, Lon don, silver- poi ishe rs. Joel Pii•ney_.atiii - i•osepli West, of Bury.street, St. James's, Middlesex, and of regimental tailors. . • Ritliard Kepand jittnes Cole, coat:a-make' s,Wardour-strcet, Soho, Middiesek. Mary Hassel Barry, Edward Kent, and William Sherwood, of Mark,lane, London. • Maurice Jones and Edward Bumford, of Nevgate-street,, London, liunksellers./ . • James Shier:and William Stroud, of Portsea, Southampton, navy and army agents. • Robert Trafry ' William.Tretfry, and Tulin Trefi - iy, late of Pi.yinouth-Dock, Devon, winc. , meretiants. lames Cedric and Areh. Nlacnab, ut Ciasgaw. Edward t'rockter and rattles of the Belle Sauvage, Ludgate-lull, London, coach -masters. Nicitulas Dennys and Ch:ttles Dumergue, the younger, of .vine-merchants. Rupert Nayler and Henry Biddle,' of'Beimondsey-street, Scuthwark i woulstaplers. Alin Baker and Thomas Jarman, of, Stoke Newington, Mid dlesex, butchers. Elizabeth March . and Johjf joihison, of Cheadle, Stafford, gitocas. Win.- Wallis and John Harding,. of Cheapside, London, 11- nen-drapers,. • . 111011'TRLY .4GRICULI UR4L REPORT. , The barvegr has now been folly secured in almost every part, of the kingdom, and nothing scartely re. mains out, except a few Beans in the wore Northern dist , ids, which will soon be housed. In threshing out, the Oats and Barleys turn out very fivourably .in most of the Northern Counties but the Wheats in some places are bound. rather light, and lot to yield so viell,.having been atfetted with the .mildew, which did. not fuly slew iOelf before they Were cut. ,_ I:, great breadth of land has this year been pre pared fig 'Wheat, in different parts of the Island, and 'even in the Northern Counties, much of thi s grain is: already' put into the ground., in the host favourable circuithtances. The advantage of early sowing in these districts begins-now to be better un derstood. The Potatoe crops are now beginning to be taken up in most-places, and from their appearance wouFd seem to turn out well in ail those parts in theNerth where .they are much grown. In the South .bey prObably. not be so 4avourable in-their produce. • From the great abundance of Grass in- , the tnea dows pa3ture lands, .both . store and fattening stock must be carried on. well, and the prices of-the .latter be kept somewhat down. POLICE. BOW-STR EET.-Satlirday Th0i7:!:41)71 W 35 're-examined before A. Glt A HA:J., Esq. pu a cliaP2 - e of robbing divers ready furnishtd lodginos I.y.id , . hired. • - 1 The Prisoner, who is rather an elderly woman, `and of appearance- and miumer extremely well cal `culatea to'deceiVe, has for some time past made 'praOce of going to different partS of the town, - ac coMpanied by her daughter, a very"d'ecerit ing about eight yg.. - s. of i av,e, and:wirh a I.l,nsi— .ble.tale of being just coincoral;to - Landotr, and ;Jet- ius nand hying servant in a family, _Where he wished to keep his being a married man a secret, Sof tn.prevent a reference for her charaCler being- re .quired ; and having thus gained admittance into house, she seldom remained tyore. than' at few. hours ere-she decamped, plundering theapartment of every portable. . i3everal personS appeared, who identified the Pri- . tso.ner's person for rubbing them, and. were bciutid .oVer. to prosecute her according;y. • : ai-ArtlitioßOUGH turday a gian - of the'name - of Smith v.rfs eNamitied on the chat : ge of setting fire to a dwellipg'-house in Beauchamp-street, :Leather-lane. It a; geared in evidence, that the Pri sbnerand-his wife had uttered some mali c iou s insi nuations a. : ;'inst some lodgers in the hOuse, "which not; be, proper in this stage of the business to mentiQ:s., and on Thursday night a quantity ofrags -were _found burning under a stair-case, accessible only to the Prisoner and his wlte, who were 'lodgers in the house; fortunately, however, the smother arising from the rags alarmed SOtile. of the lodgers, and the tire was subdued. The Prisoner was -re manded, ,but his wile - cannot be found. Two potatoes, nearly of the same size, were taken ppironi otat stew; in a garden a Ayr, Cae. largest of winch was . a !tx,t king. L 9 cqrve.r.: : I c kI3. of No. Mar - tint -Court, 130v,-stret ;m4 IbY W. I'LL mA it K.; tr. !..; ri:autti ion—sAratt,l;,r>zvcrrarrsglia At tilt'. a 1.7 -011 - 1:c No. L`,l 5,111(.1; vviie;'e Oik,Mrs rot the P4Dee, eliCtS tor Ow z;.c, (.ooAt-pf.fici) ht: SPbI7TING 1-`,"TELLIGZACE. . . ~ 05WESTRY RACES, ' •' • . ' • - MONDAY, gIi.P . T. z 6. A Silver Cup,..value_sol, given by sir.w. W. : Wtinne, for huhters.—Two-inile beats. Mr. Corbett's br, g. Surprise, aged' - Walked over. The Gentlemen's Sta...icrip;ton Pnrse of so!: for three" and - - " • !Our year.olds.. , - I TWo.tnile heats. , Mr.,Aker's c. c, 3 Apollo, 3 yrspid - . - 1 • l i Mr. Goulbara's C. h. Romeo, 4 yrs old - - i 2, 2 Mr. I Parry's br. f. Little•HariA:t. '• - - 4 4* 3 Sir W. W. W ynne's Devanit",• 3 yrs old - 2 3 4 ,• • , • - ruEsoAv. : - , - - • A Silver cup, value sot ..giyen by the!Stewards, rtst„ each. Mr*. Lockley's b. in. s yrs old - - - - .1 , Mr. 13enson'sla..g. Fisherman - - - 2 IVir. Pryce's 111. by Waxy " - - - •-* -4 7. Mr. llyott's Litchfield - - - - - 3 Sweepstakes of togs. each, for half.bred Horses that have riot started before theast September. \ Mr: Benson's - Ur. ii. Trogan; i yrs old (utsqualifitdi . z r I\lr. C,miing's b. g. Cossack - - • 2 2 Mr. Corbett's br. g. r by Regulus i . - - - 3 3 • WEDNESDAY. The Towa Subscription Pais.: of so!, Four-mile 1:7,3t5, Sir W. -Wl,'Wynile's b. m.' Mademoiselle i'resie - i I Nir: Goull.wrn's Wometi - • - - - 3 2 Mr: Harris's b. c. Honest 13:;b - - - _.4 -3 Mr. Eyre's b. f. 3 yrs. old - - • - 2 die . . A gweepsjakes of sga. each, with zags. added by the Fwd. Mr.' Prlue's Mouseteal - . - I t Mr. Lloyd's Artichoke - - - *- - 3 . 2 Sir W. W. Wynne named Bryan , - -, _ 4 3 Mr. Whitmore named b. g. 4 yrs old - CHIPPENHAM RACES. • TUESDAY, SEYT. 27. • A PlNte. : of Sol. 'I Cree-Intreitteats. Mr. Goddard's Bronze _ , - :' - 4 I. ,I Sir 11. Lippirtcott's Chaise l and-9,fle - - 1 2 2 Major Piggott's nougitboy , - - - 5 4 3 Air. lialiett!s Jewess - • - - b 5 4 Air. Craven's ll.tntata • .r " - 3 4 t:r Air. hale S'acilcr's sitacabac .. ' - - 7 3 cr . , WEDNESDAY. ' 'A Maiden Plate of Fifty Pounds—two mile heat.s. Mr. liouverie's St. George's colt:. - r ':"I Mr. Craven' Baotant ' - - •. - 2 2 Sir H. Lippincott's Sorceress . - . - •', 3.3 Mr. S. S. Hay war.i's br. I. by Zepeater , - .4 4 Mr. Atkinson's Monk ' - - - sis A'llanclicap Sweepstakes—two mile heats. Sir 1-1. I,Jppini.:ott's Chaise and One Mr. Dunuas's Cambrian Ala;or Plgzott's I'lou,snboy r -3 2 a 1 ,WALSALL RACES. • NvEDNEsnnr, sErr. 23. - ' A Sweepstakes ut 'cogs. Two miles. ..-I1{,1„r. Lockley's b. 1. P.eggy.euckhal,. by Sir.j.'eter ' - t - Mr. Clan( named b. f. by ilimibictoman Major Mbrris's b. 1. by Wertcr - - • The Corporation Plate of id. Mr. Smith's br. ni. ivliss islanehaid ' - - 5 a r _jr. Chiron's or. ru. - losephina - , - -3, 2., dr Mr. Butler's Miss Cuwer --.- -43 dr Mr. Lockley's b: I. Peggy Buckiial - - •.i ~ ..ks. ..Mr. Richardsoies b.:tri. Miss Wnitley - - z dr . . IV . , • THEIRSDi ~.... A Sweepstakes cf 6o'gs..ror all ages. Three.inile heats. Ld. Grey's ch. h. St. Dcm . mgo - ' . - -. ,1 . L Major Alurri - a's b. c. Wildair - - • - ••:. 2. • • The Town Plate of Sol. Three mile-heats: Ld•Gfey's ch. h. St. Donn.n6o - , - - i i I.d Oxford's b: tr. Tudor . . - - 7. . Major Morris ' s Wilditir . 7 - , . 3 j PONCASfIik WSITNESDAYi SlLT'''. 28. The Gold Cup, value tocgs. tree for any horse, &c. three year olds to carry fist. lour-year olds 7st. 71i). ; olds Sat. 31b. ; stx-yeir olds rst. ttlb. ; • 411(1 'aged 9st.' • Mr. T. lluncomb,"s Leaf,- 3y rs ; old - ord Darhugton's b. c'.,byekictlduk:; 4y rs old - A Monsva* b. c. yea old - A liardx.:6l;tio-;:::.,i r,xe, - The first year ot - titeS-reria%4ed• Doncaiter ,Staltes. 'A Slib bcription of Jogs. each, %vim cogs. added by the Corpora tion of Dorteasjer, for horses, 4.1 c c, of itii .1806, 6,11, pde the property l f lii Sirio,cilixr, or his Cciiii , h , racc.—Thret::- ) ear olds to ; oldS, 7st. 7th. Sir M. M; Sykes's.b. J .t. l'iwrcsi„3 . )rs'Crld• - Lord Fit zwitliarri:,, br. C. f)) Siirihtbrri, 3 yrs 01(1 Alr. "1. llticLodib4l , ' t. Cert..;;, ‘; yrs old - 3 Mr. W. N. 14"!:1 - 1.ewttt'S b. c. 111,:c ,:eorge-, 3 yrs old 4 ,A very good race. Mr. Field's rn. by Pauhlia, apt Mr. Picki:ring's ntria, cogs. eacli. Two Jr - tiles. "The - Mt. Licid carrying 71b. extra. The latter paid. THUItsDA Filly Stakes..—SweepstakeS Qt.•aggs each, with :togs added by the Corporation, tor Lilies then. threeyrs old, list each. —Two miles, Light Subscribers.) Sir Sitwell Sitwell's 600seander, by llarablctonian . Mr.-Fletcher's Sister to Stavely.- ^ to I on Cioosander. One Hundred Pound. P4te, for three and four year olils; • • three ()las to, carry 7st:•3lii.i tour-yr Alaioen colts allowcd'2lo. and Maid,:a lilies 31b.--kseats - two tulles each.. . - . Lordh. 1. by Ilarabletonlan, 4 3 : T s o l d 4 Mr. Cilitun's b. c. Publton, -3 yrs o;d 4 3 .Mr. Skattoe's b. c. by Agunisies,. 3 yrs'old . • 3 r . 2 z I.uld Durlin t .:ton!s c. pyArinclitics.:; 4rs old 2, 3 4 7t04 on ari.:nduka's.oli --atter the first ►neat jto 4the field agst Poultan—aitor• the second neat; 7 to 4 on Lord .Zvlonsun'sliiiy,---A good race. Sir Sitwell Sitwell.'s Choker, Ost. 61b. beat Mr. Norton's 110WrUj . cls, trst. zib. .2.ogs tt.—Two 2 to 1 On Clinker. GRosr.--The inhabitants-of Woolwich and its nei:ghbourbood have lately been mUch alarmed. by • -tile appearance Of a,Ghost of unusual-description. Some time at o a-than' hanged' him 4elf iwthe rie.ging house ;.• and it:is supposed ids spiritnot fluent% its !subterFaneutis abode so comfortable:as he•expetted, had thought proper 'to return above.'g-Vound once rnore to - prevent others from making the trice exit. l!s' appearance is . thatOf a faint blue light, hat very in two . :of the the Louse ; and is\seen very pi);.iliy at iptervals e.ey:n,4 the whole of the . night, from the church-yard.- - SOrnetimes it ii seen 1:i - one window, sometime' s at the other; appearitip and di'.-ippeaiii% ,a . t unequal !I interval,*. The . itlsrda of the WindowA i ts, stciipcd ith doable ,c) , .,:vass, it Cannot,thertlfore, proced frinn - r1" tit- room • and no exterlid t • • r #4l CI! iS ;~ ; a : : t pre etit be found for. this extraordinary I , ylteno:nenon.• It has been scen,'ditritig the, l: ,t 1 4bl - 1)14i-tit, by • mony: hundred persons : and such been the crowd of . spet:taters . every night, that tii.e Magistrates have ordered theconsuibles to 'tel - ere, and pre ent such a large concourse fro,rir : ; meeting in The. ch . lirc - 4 . -3wd, lest they should' do.. any . dainage to the totn4s,or lilt_ln - st night 4 %k it .is seen, the si..7ntinel, doing duty in the dock- ) ard . left his post, and since that periud there. hive beeu two centinels at each station. Its vety.utstiact ap pearance, and the resPedability of the persons who , testily that they have seen it, could alone induce us -to notice this ,surprising appearance, which has hi.- ther!o'bailled every atieuiPt to account for it upon rational Five hundred and eighty-six of the BOurrihridie Cambridge I,;artalion, coinwaudea WYLDE, besides COMRli,ioned and IDD-001111Dill: - , sinned thficers, have vohtnteered into - the Lc, ai• has been gractoesly to accept thir Ivo:erred r,er%iCe. 'PROMSOR PORSON. - . EVery 'friend t taiiteratbrein thisicountry Solicitous to have the''de;cieni. accounts of the deatli 0 f this etnine!ltp'erS'on suPplied.2 On Monchty, itl the . Mr. - Pors6u walking tj.le • Strand, apparentlyhi pate& health, he .was seitecl x4th a paro;tysm of the cpileptfc kind, to :'' i llCllhe' bad be , ..,llsubjet - t at a,tti,itelt pe riod ii life, Is.ot being kno , ,vn to. the •p.:lsc.)[ ls whowituesst.d . his situation', he conveyedto . ar• IV-lartiri'7 - ;: Workhouse, v. here he cOninmed In 11 state of total insensibility Until _about .six. o'clock : on tho following morning, . wOS not tiled sufficiently colleOe I in his mind to give an accountcr t h e place of his residence, and it Was by mere ac6dont that one Oi'the j'kttenclantS• at :the • London .i.ll4iltutiO.ll. . . di.:seriptibu of a per , on found in i the• Str4A.l. 111 1113 situation'stated, ai)d stipposing it to Ili() Mr ha rtVaireci thither, Lind brotigtt hitu upP aco:it; in. the. Old jekvry w'fi c re 1, 4 1 . 1 b,jore ten On TuesdaSr mooting. Having . called for breakfast, he to,)k his cup.ot.t.ea in.the room of the library distincroished as the Gloh rootn; and entered into.; conversation wish of the qentlemen of the Establishment„ . ienffirl“" l .that the keeper of the workhouse was a was lan eudeavoured to pose him with his wit. TboY 1 served, much incoirerence, both in his manner a'_, matter, and fearin , that he was labouring 1 - I " 3 `` some fatal disorder, they thou i 4ht it right to recoil' . mend to him to prepare his 'will. He at first ed reluittant, but afterwards assented to the propriet/ of it, and entered into sotne,general conver,ation Oil - the moral obligation of dispo.ing.6f, our propertY.“t' ter . de;ith;: .- adding, that the subjectoften.be. (-1 . 1 treated in a 'legal way, but scarcely ever in the wau - • ner.be wished, excepting in -a work 'entitled 5P 12. .. bliography, and be afterWards:leferthe room, WO bron,ght One of his ca,talogues . ,. into %%Inch thatppa. was introduced. , •, .remained, in - conversation in this war : it-PIO five hours, sornetimes in tile full e - zie.taise culties, at others Wild and wanderrng; t. :three qel q ck, he went to ,Cole's the ROVal ExChange, where he trequentli After talking - toa friend :there, be - suddenli left tO 'place, proceeded to Cornhill; where, lqohing the. vane and clock of the Exchange, been under. repcir, a number of persons o"b lc round Ilia), sr rt ! rised aChis liked attentibn, T 1 tire of . which'he did not e.x , )11;11• The Porto: 9! . "" r I,Onden 111;tit Lib 11 ppcnl ng to observe. tigs sit Oatii . 'in, - corktuted him b V ack to Cole's, .1 1 t434 , 1p \:'o glasses of wine, ttio oxy sens r ibility 'returned ; • ll tilt! Old Jrly, and remained Uf torler, v_-ry short intertni,;sioas, o: 11.11 • Khan, 1 , 11:t.eyt, flied . 11.9usseau; , contempt.: for t 14.-, p.rac-,tic.,! o t . physi c than r1lr• -or tsett, andjcet no one had more trun7e43usnud mate acquaintance with gcniienicti of the : rolcs3;,o1l. lrc waS, during his illness, viitedPY l : (T reat' variety ot persons in departments , l att rbarn wentic art, Antong not the least Wi.lll . Dr: . Babingten . and Mr. Norris.. ,A.ltcr Jut' • • tsut death,...bot-il 1114, headsand• body 'were 0pe11.;. 1 .4 • , • • no report has yet imp math,. by the .geou" . ': • .1,43:.:.L.Ati0nc.„--,tvig ' _end u&ed,„ , the vulirar notion it Will li t tle 61 : 16° 7 t „J.. • that Air. ,i'orson ha,l one of the thickest -" • . w'is ever penetcated instrur&ot• The last book he inspeaed was in the Globe the preceding Tuesday ; it contain e d a curious (ir ` Y _inscription .0 . 0 the Excgrpla ex. Jacobi Spollii d o r. 0 : 11 - ..I.fticis. H e had the satisfaction to hav e - Oleted his Euripides, and lie was, nt the I,34rue htigi.e. I)s.deat,4, en , raged .ou Photius who 'was P3l-r i o la . 'L it lti Constantinople in, most was the mos i•b10 1 . - accoitiplisited:scholai . of his' time, acid whose • 'gutty . theca ts.one of the precious r e mains of Po" . It contains extraOs from 2So-different auth ors, .ut - t he originals of which h I%t. long since beenCij W oblivion. .: • SHIP NEWS. •, .. .. , . ,GRAVESEND, sErraunsx. 3 0 - lr, iz e turn,ro' ii,,, . Sailed-..the Alert, Delday, for C:Ediz I.nt ,..garriSi for.GibrAlz4r. ; Wliirn, Bowen, for Ali,Tior i s; , Stocklio:iii ; Ilincher, Mercier,' for Malta , Siwc,ii, t o u r licid, for Oimrto'; and the Hove, Runipnreys, f6r 1 1 2,. 41, .7 77 - --, : , . . , . F• . . . ... 8110118.• - ~ ^ ' ''' ' ' • ~. , Esq , .Oa Wednecday. week s the LrAly of, N. 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